Maria Teresa Fernandez Aceves D. in history from the University of Illinois at Chicago. She works as a professor and researcher at the ciesas West since 2001. Her research has focused on the social history of labor, women's history and gender in Mexico in the 20th century. xxHe has taught graduate seminars at the University of California, History of Emotions and Archives. He has taught graduate seminars at the ciesas and at the University of Guadalajara. He is a regular member of the Mexican Academy of Sciences since 2012 and of the National System of Researchers (Sistema Nacional de Investigadores). iii.

Realidades socioculturales

María Arcelia Díaz (1896-1939): Feminist, Textile Worker, Union Leader and Pioneer of Social and Work Policies in Zapopan

  • Maria Teresa Fernandez Aceves

In this essay, I interweave different materials (audio, visual, musical, maps and statistical data) with my historical interpretation of the importance of María Arcelia Díaz (1896-1939) as a feminist, textile worker, union leader and pioneer of social and labor policies in Zapopan and the resonance of her struggles in our present time. I wove the visual, text and audio materials in my historical narrative to reconfigure Díaz’s time lived along with her hushed and quieted experience of time.

Reseñas críticas

Anita Brenner. Una escritora judía con México en el corazón

Marcela López Arellano, 2017 UAA, Mexico, 430 pp.

Written culture, intersectionality and subjectivity

  • Maria Teresa Fernandez Aceves

TOnita Brenner. A Jewish writer with Mexico in her heart focuses on the writings of Anita Brenner (1905-1974), daughter of Jewish immigrants from Latvia who worked in Aguascalientes. It is a refined and innovative study in the historiographies of written culture, autobiography, biography, universities, Jewish migration, women's history, and gender in revolutionary and post-revolutionary Mexico.